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Introducing latest wireless i/o modules
25 January 2013
Industrial automation solutions provider, Advantech, has released its latest wireless I/O modules, building on the company's Internet of Things strategy. The ADAM-2000Z series, uses the IEEE 802.15.4 standard I/O and la
Industrial automation solutions
provider, Advantech, has released its
latest wireless I/O modules, building
on the company's Internet of Things
strategy. The ADAM-2000Z series,
uses the IEEE 802.15.4 standard I/O
and latest sensor technology while
supporting 2.4GHz mesh networking
to provide flexibility and build a
cost-effective distributed monitoring
system.
The wireless ADAM-2000Z series has six modules, including a Modbus/RTU gateway, router node, and I/O and sensor devices. The series is said to offer data integrity, Modbus/RTU protocol support, a high degree of accuracy of 16 bits for AI module and a wireless site survey tool in the ADAM Utility. Low power consumption enables modules to update at 1min intervals for a year from just 2 x AA alkaline batteries.
The ADAM-2000Z series supports Modbus/RTU protocol so can be connected to other Modbus modules without any additional software.
The wireless ADAM-2000Z series has six modules, including a Modbus/RTU gateway, router node, and I/O and sensor devices. The series is said to offer data integrity, Modbus/RTU protocol support, a high degree of accuracy of 16 bits for AI module and a wireless site survey tool in the ADAM Utility. Low power consumption enables modules to update at 1min intervals for a year from just 2 x AA alkaline batteries.
The ADAM-2000Z series supports Modbus/RTU protocol so can be connected to other Modbus modules without any additional software.
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